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OIT<br />

OIT 1 Operator-information telex.<br />

2 On-board information terminal.<br />

OITS Organización Internacional de Telecommunicaciones<br />

por Satelites (Int.).<br />

OIU 1 Orientation/introduction unit.<br />

2 Operator interface unit.<br />

OJCS Organization (or Office) of the Joint Chiefs of<br />

Staff (US).<br />

OJT On the job training (DoD).<br />

OKB Experimental construction bureau, where aircraft<br />

are designed and developed (USSR, R).<br />

OKC Over [a named radio station].<br />

OKL Oberkommando der Luftwaffe (G).<br />

OKO Experimental construction section (various,<br />

USSR).<br />

okta Unit of sky area equal to one-eighth of total sky<br />

visible to celestial horizon [previously octa].<br />

OL 1 Operating location.<br />

2 Oesterreichischer Luftfahrtverband [Austrian airtransport<br />

association, Vienna].<br />

OLAN On-board local area network.<br />

OLBR Operational laser-beam recorder.<br />

OLC Operational level of capability, marked by<br />

achievement of different Phases.<br />

OLDI On-line data interchange.<br />

OLDP On-line data processing (or processor).<br />

OLED Organic light-emitting diode.<br />

OLEEA On-line exhaust emissions analysis.<br />

oleo Telescopic strut which absorbs energy of compressive<br />

loads by allowing hydraulic oil or other fluid to escape<br />

under pressure through small restrictor orifice, usually<br />

controlled by one-way valve to reduce rebound.<br />

oleo-pneumatic Absorbing shock by combination of air<br />

compression and forcing liquid through an orifice.<br />

OLEV Orbital life-extension vehicle.<br />

OLF Outlying field.<br />

OLGS Operational-level ground station [OLTGS adds<br />

Tactical].<br />

olive Small ellipsoid resembling an olive threaded on<br />

cable either to act as bearing surface in tubular guideway,<br />

or in continuous row separated by small spheres located<br />

in recesses in olive ends, to provide two-way push/pull<br />

mechanical interconnection (eg in Bloctube system).<br />

Olive Branch route Lo-Level routes for B-52 training in<br />

continental US.<br />

OLM 1 On-line, or operational loads, monitoring, or<br />

measurement.<br />

2 Off-line mapper.<br />

3 Organizational-level maintenance.<br />

4 Octane lean mixture.<br />

Ologs Open-loop oxygen generating system.<br />

OLOS, Olos Out of line of sight.<br />

OLP Open-loop phase.<br />

OLR Offload route[s].<br />

OLRT On-line, real time.<br />

OLS 1 Optical landing system.<br />

2 Operational linescan, or linescan system.<br />

OLTE Optical-line termination equipment.<br />

OLTF Open-loop transfer function.<br />

OLTGS See OLGS.<br />

OLTS Oil-level and temperature sensor.<br />

OM 1 Outer marker.<br />

2 Organizational maintenance.<br />

3 Operation & Maintenance (USAF).<br />

4 Other management.<br />

5 Over maximum (often O/M).<br />

6 Occupational medicine.<br />

7 Operations module.<br />

8 Out [of use] for maintenance.<br />

9 Oil[s], mineral.<br />

OMAG Independent naval aviation group (USSR).<br />

OMAR Optical microwave approach and ranging<br />

(UAV all-weather landing).<br />

OMB 1 Office of Management & Budget (US, White<br />

House).<br />

2 Oilless magnetic bearing.<br />

3 Organic-media blasting.<br />

OMC Organic-matrix composite.<br />

Omcads Oil movement control and distribution system,<br />

manages fuel [not lubricating oil] installation at airport<br />

including separation of contaminants.<br />

OMCFP Optimized MAC computer flight plan.<br />

OMCM Operational and maintenance configuration<br />

management (software).<br />

OMD 1 On-board maintenance documentation.<br />

2 Oils minerals detergent.<br />

OME 1 Operating mass empty, usually same as OWE.<br />

2 Operational mission environment.<br />

Omega Accurate long-range radio navaid of VLF<br />

hyperbolic type, covering entire Earth from eight ground<br />

stations and usable down to SL or underwater.<br />

omega (ω)<br />

1 Angular velocity (SI unit is rad/s).<br />

omni-range<br />

2 Angular frequency.<br />

3 Any generalized frequency, thus ω n is natural<br />

frequency and ω r is undamped natural frequency of rth<br />

mode.<br />

OMEV Independent naval helicopter squadron,<br />

Bulgaria’s naval air unit, previously OPLEV.<br />

OMG Operational manoeuvre group (USSR).<br />

OMI Omnibearing magnetic indicator.<br />

OMIS Operations-management information system.<br />

OMM 1 Organisation Métérologique Mondiale =<br />

WMO (Int.).<br />

2 Oxygen-mask microphone.<br />

OMMS Oxygen-mask-mounted sight.<br />

Omni VOR (colloq.).<br />

omni-axial nozzle Rocket motor nozzle capable of being<br />

vectored to any angle within prescribed limits about pivot<br />

point defined by intersection of axes of symmetry of<br />

propelling system and nozzle.<br />

omni-bearing indicator VOR panel instrument.<br />

omni-bearing selector, OBS Knob on most VOR/ILS<br />

indicators which is turned to each required VOR bearing,<br />

which appears in a three-digit window display, left/right<br />

needle thereafter showing difference from required<br />

heading.<br />

omnidirectional aerial Antenna emitting to all points of<br />

compass (assumed equal signal strength throughout<br />

360°).<br />

omnidirectional ball panel Removable floor panel<br />

containing free-running balls on which cargo containers<br />

are moved.<br />

omnidirectional beacon Fixed ground radio station<br />

giving non-directional signals for airborne DF receivers<br />

(obs).<br />

omniflash beacon Airborne flashing (strobe) light visible<br />

equally through 360° in azimuth.<br />

omni-range See VOR.<br />

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